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  • 03Discord Bot
  • 04WordPress Plugin
  • 05REST API & SDK
  • 06Coming Soon
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Qunivex.com · Integrations · v1.52.0.1
Integrations

Add an AI Chatbot to Your Website in One Script Tag

Build a Qunivex agent once — prompt, knowledge base, tools and guardrails — and deploy it as an embeddable chatbot on your website with a single <script> tag. The same agent also answers as a Discord bot and through a REST API, with nothing to reconfigure between them.

One <script> tag · no backend changes · free to start

1One Agent, Deployed Everywhere Your Users Are

Qunivex agents are configured once — a system prompt, a knowledge base, tools and guardrails — and deploy to several surfaces from that single configuration: an embeddable website chatbot widget, a Discord bot, and an OpenAI-compatible REST API for anywhere else. Change the prompt once and every surface it's deployed to answers with the update, immediately.

2Website Chatbot Widget

The core deployment: a floating chat bubble that answers visitors with your agent, added to any site with one line of HTML.

<script src="https://qunivex.com/widget.js" data-agent="qvx-live-your-agent-key"></script>

Why it's safe to paste anywhere

  • No provider API key ever reaches the browser. Every model call runs server-side through Qunivex; the script tag carries only a public, regenerable agent key.
  • Domain-locked. The widget only answers on the domains you've explicitly allowed — copying the tag onto a different site does nothing.
  • No build step. No npm install, no bundler, no backend changes on your side. The tag loads the widget and it renders itself.
  • Matches your brand. Colors, avatar, launcher position, welcome message and a pre-chat contact form are all configurable and apply instantly.

Getting started

  1. Create a free account and build an agent — set its model and system prompt.
  2. Try it in the Playground first; playground conversations never count against your public chat quota.
  3. Open Deployments, turn the widget on, and add your site's domain to the allowlist.
  4. Paste the generated <script> tag before </body> on any page you want it to appear.

3Discord Bot Integration

Connect a Discord server from any project's Integrations page and the Qunivex bot joins it immediately, ready to answer with the same agent as your website widget. Setup is an OAuth install — no bot token to copy, no code to host.

  • Slash commands — /ask followed by a question works in any channel the bot can see; /reset starts a fresh conversation.
  • @mentions — @mention the bot directly and it replies in a thread, so the channel stays readable.
  • Direct messages — members can DM the bot privately, kept separate from server conversations.
  • Per-channel routing — route a #billing channel to a billing sub-agent while everywhere else uses the default.

Discord conversations count against the same public chat allowance as your website widget and appear in the same project Logs — one usage number, one place to read it. Full setup, permissions and troubleshooting reference at /docs/discord.

4WordPress Plugin

The official Qunivex for WordPress plugin adds the chat widget to a WordPress site without touching a theme file or pasting a script tag — install, activate, paste your agent's widget key under Settings → Qunivex, and the bubble is live. It also adds an AI writing assistant to the post editor that drafts, outlines and rewrites with your agent.

  • Sitewide or per page — show the bubble everywhere, or place it on chosen posts and pages with the [qunivex_chat] shortcode.
  • No keys in the browser — the widget key is public by design and domain-locked; the API key the assistant uses stays on your WordPress server.
  • GPLv2 — requires WordPress 6.0+ and PHP 7.4+.

The plugin is currently in early access while it works through the WordPress.org directory review. Download it from your project's Integrations page — installs from that zip pick up one-click updates automatically once the directory listing goes live. Full install and configuration reference at /docs/wordpress.

5REST API & Python SDK

For anywhere else — your own backend, a Slack app, an internal tool — /v1/chat/completions speaks the same wire format as the OpenAI SDK, so pointing an existing integration's base_url at Qunivex is usually the only change needed. Full reference at /docs/api.

6Coming Soon

More surfaces are on the way — the same agent, no rebuild required.

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7Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add an AI chatbot to my website?

Build an agent in Qunivex — a system prompt, optionally a knowledge base and tools — then open Deployments, turn the widget on, add your site's domain, and paste one <script> tag before </body>. No build step, no npm install, and no backend changes on your site.

Does adding the chatbot require any coding?

No. The whole integration is one HTML <script> tag. There's no bundler, no npm package, and no server-side code to write — the widget loads and renders itself once the tag is on the page.

Is my AI provider API key exposed in the browser?

Never. Every model call runs server-side through Qunivex. The only value that reaches the page is a public, regenerable agent key, and the widget only answers on the domains you've explicitly allowed.

Can I match the chatbot widget to my website's branding?

Yes — colors, avatar, launcher position, welcome message and pre-chat form are all configurable from the Appearance page, and changes apply immediately to the live widget.

How do I add an AI chatbot to a WordPress site?

Install the official Qunivex plugin, activate it, then paste your agent's widget public key under Settings > Qunivex and tick "Show on every page". No theme editing and no script tag. To place the bubble on selected pages only, leave that unticked and use the [qunivex_chat] shortcode instead.

Why is my Qunivex chat bubble not appearing on WordPress?

Check the page source for a script tag containing data-agent. If it is missing, the plugin is either not activated, has no widget key saved, or the page has neither sitewide display nor the shortcode. If the tag is present but no bubble renders, the widget is switched off for that agent or your WordPress domain is not on the agent's allowed domains list. Caching plugins can also serve a page cached before the plugin was activated — purge the cache.

How do I add an AI bot to my Discord server?

Open your project's Integrations page and click Add to Discord. Discord's own consent screen asks you to pick a server and confirm the bot's permissions — once you approve it, the bot is in your server and answering with the same agent as your website widget.

Does the Discord bot use the same knowledge base as my website widget?

Yes. The website widget, the Discord bot, and the REST API all run the same agent — the same system prompt, knowledge base, tools and guardrails. Configure it once and every surface answers consistently.

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